Instead of the light touch approach to FCC regulation of broadband that we had before 2015, under net neutrality, it's now reclassified under an outdated Title II regime more like a utility or a telecommunications service.
Roger Wicker: “Instead of the light touch approach to FCC regulation of broadband that we had before 2015, under net neutrality, it's…”
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Wicker critiques net neutrality for imposing outdated regulations on broadband.
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